Looking for High-Performance Dedicated Servers (10G & 20G) - Amsterdam Preferred!

HossamEd

Hello LowEndTalk community,

I hope you're all having a great day!

I am currently seeking offers for high-speed, full-duplex dedicated servers. I appreciate any providers who can meet or closely match these specifications, as I'm ready to move forward with a reliable partner.
⚙️ Server 1: The 10G Requirement

Network: 10G Full-Duplex Dedicated & Unmetered (Crucial)

CPU: Total benchmark score of not less than 15,000 (e.g., modern Ryzen 5 or 7 equivalents/better)

RAM: 64GB - 128GB DDR4

Storage: 2 x 2TB NVMe Disks

Optional/Bonus: Additional HDD storage if possible

Management: IPMI or iDRAC access

Preferred Location: Amsterdam (AMS)

Budget: $200 - $300 Max.! per month

⚡ Server 2: The 20G Requirement

I am also looking for a higher-spec option for a potential second order:

Network: 20G Full-Duplex Dedicated & Unmetered

Specifications: Similar high-performance CPU/RAM/Storage specs as Server 1 (Please specify the exact hardware and benchmark score in your offer).

Preferred Location: Amsterdam (AMS)

Budget: $300 - $500 Max.! per month

Note to Providers: Please clearly state the exact CPU model, and confirmed network speed/commitment in your offer.

Thank you in advance for taking the time to review my request and provide your best pricing. I look forward to seeing the competitive offers!

Best regards,

OpaqueRegistrant

I think that's pretty tight for unmetered. At these speeds, unmetered providers don't tend to do "fair use" - they either do true unmetered and bill you as if you're constantly using it to the max (or maybe 95%) or they tell you exactly how many terabytes fair use is. Do you really need 3330+6660 TB per month outgoing? It costs more than that.

I saw something like this 10G pricing at @dan_onlyservers but it was fair use (max 1/4 of full bandwidth to upstreams, rest to peers) and it was a deep Black Friday discount that's now over.

AirnodeHosting

@OpaqueRegistrant said:
I think that's pretty tight for unmetered. At these speeds, unmetered providers don't tend to do "fair use" - they either do true unmetered and bill you as if you're constantly using it to the max (or maybe 95%) or they tell you exactly how many terabytes fair use is. Do you really need 3330+6660 TB per month outgoing? It costs more than that.

I saw something like this 10G pricing at @dan_onlyservers but it was fair use (max 1/4 of full bandwidth to upstreams, rest to peers) and it was a deep Black Friday discount that's now over.

Was about to say/ask the same thing ^
10/20G unmeterd at this price is is special. How mutch are you planning on sending? So outgoing data?

All incoming traffic is always unmetered when you host a server with us.

HostSlick

Maybe If you make it € instead of USD 10Gbit works out. MAYBE.
But 20Gbit at said Budget even then, no

HossamEd

@OpaqueRegistrant said:
I think that's pretty tight for unmetered. At these speeds, unmetered providers don't tend to do "fair use" - they either do true unmetered and bill you as if you're constantly using it to the max (or maybe 95%) or they tell you exactly how many terabytes fair use is. Do you really need 3330+6660 TB per month outgoing? It costs more than that.

I saw something like this 10G pricing at @dan_onlyservers but it was fair use (max 1/4 of full bandwidth to upstreams, rest to peers) and it was a deep Black Friday discount that's now over.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, @OpaqueRegistrant.

I appreciate your concern regarding the "unmetered" aspect and the associated costs, but based on my current experience, my budget is realistic for the specs requested.

    Current Experience: I am currently a client with Onlyservers and have received offers for 10G dedicated unmetered servers at prices less than what I have budgeted here. These offers have been consistent over the last six months.

    Existing Infrastructure: Furthermore, I already operate another 10G dedicated server in Amsterdam with a different provider that also falls below this budget range.

My request is based on the proven market prices I have access to. I am looking for providers who can match or beat those competitive rates for additional capacity, specifically in the Amsterdam location.

I look forward to receiving offers from providers who can meet these requirements.

Regards.

HossamEd

@AirnodeHosting said:

@OpaqueRegistrant said:
I think that's pretty tight for unmetered. At these speeds, unmetered providers don't tend to do "fair use" - they either do true unmetered and bill you as if you're constantly using it to the max (or maybe 95%) or they tell you exactly how many terabytes fair use is. Do you really need 3330+6660 TB per month outgoing? It costs more than that.

I saw something like this 10G pricing at @dan_onlyservers but it was fair use (max 1/4 of full bandwidth to upstreams, rest to peers) and it was a deep Black Friday discount that's now over.

Was about to say/ask the same thing ^
10/20G unmeterd at this price is is special. How mutch are you planning on sending? So outgoing data?

All incoming traffic is always unmetered when you host a server with us.

Thank you for chiming in, @AirnodeHosting.

I understand why the usage question comes up. For clarity:

    My usage can fluctuate, reaching up to 90% utilization during peak times and around 50-60% during off-peak hours.

    My request, however, is strictly for Dedicated Unmetered bandwidth, not a 95th percentile commitment or a 'fair use' policy based on total TB and incoming is not a question!

As I mentioned previously, I already have access to, and utilize, servers that meet these specifications (10G Dedicated Unmetered in Amsterdam) within the specified budget.

I am looking for providers who can offer true Unmetered connectivity to handle the utilization I described. If you cannot offer true unmetered, please state your TB cap or 95th percentile pricing for a comparison, but my primary need remains the dedicated unmetered option.

Thank you, and I look forward to receiving actual offers for the required hardware and network setup.

OpaqueRegistrant

If you request unlimited and can't take anything less, that means you're planning to use the full 6660TB per month and that means you'll be paying for 6660TB per month.

AlexBarakov

Simply unrealistic. One provider offering these prices is not 'industry-standard'. Industry-standard is what everyone else is offering.

DataWagon

You won’t find many options, if any, in this price range.

I’d suggest raising the budget significantly, or figuring out how much bandwidth you actually need per month (330TB, 660TB, etc), and only paying for that amount.